Q. How many years can I stay in Canada with a student visa?

Taking a study gap can have implications for student visas, and the acceptance of study gaps varies across countries. In general, many countries understand that students may pause their formal education for valid reasons, such as gaining practical experience, preparing for exams, or addressing health issues....Read More

Most colleges and universities in Canada accept local and international students with gaps. However, they are subject to certain regulations. A study gap of 2 years is acceptable for undergraduate and diploma courses...Read More

For international students, Canada offers one of the best educational systems. In Canada, going to school is mandated by law for all children. A youngster may begin attending school at age five and stay there until they are sixteen. Primary/elementary school is the initial stage of education, followed by secondary/high school. Read More
 

Canada has nearly 155 universities. These offer diverse programs across the country. These institutions shape student education and provide opportunities for research and learning. They create a dynamic and accessible academic environment...Read More

Studying in Canada has emerged as a profitable option for students from other countries. International students can apply for a post-study work permit, which permits them to remain in Canada after completing their program or course.  
There are two qualifying requirements that one must meet to remain in Canada after completing education. The student must either obtain notification that they are qualified to receive a graduate degree from their particular institute or they must graduate from an institution of higher learning that is a DLI (Designated Learning Institute). Read More